Mary Wilson

More than 50 illegal immigrants from Myanmar have suffocated to death while being smuggled into Thailand in a freezer truck. Audio

Tony Coard was 14 at the time of the Wahine sinking. Amazingly he went out in a tiny boat to help rescue survivors. Audio

The Christchurch police say someone must know of the wherabouts of 15 year-old Marie Davis, missing now for five days. Audio

The housing minister has announced a 90-day action plan to address the demand for emergency housing in Manukau City. Audio

The Olympic torch relay descended into farce today with authorities in San Francisco abruptly changing the route. Audio

The 40th anniversary of the sinking of the Wahine off the Wellington coast has been commemorated throughout the day. Audio

Questions over the ability of Winston Peters to continue in his role as foreign minister have been raised in Parliament. Audio

Twenty officers are now searching for 15 year old Marie Davis who was last seen on five days ago on Saturday evening. Audio

In the United States, President George Bush has sent the Colombia free trade agreement to Congress for approval. Audio

Business Editor Patrick O'Meara discusses todays speech from the Reserve Bank Governor and it's implications. Audio

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has arrived in China to a diplomatic row over his comments about Tibet. Audio

MP Peter Dunne says Winston Peters' criticism of the Free Trade Agreement with China puts him in an untenable position. Audio

Researchers at the University of Auckland have found a possible link between the high fat Western diet and asthma. Audio

The police in Christchurch are becoming increasingly worried about a 15 year old girl who's been missing for four days. Audio

National MP Anne Tolley is accusing the Government of doing nothing about 13 children living wild in her electorate. Audio

Two men have pleaded guilty to murdering Wanganui toddler Jhia Te Tua in May last year. Audio

A covert gang intelligence unit has been set up by in Queenstown, following increased organised crime in the resort town. Audio

New Zealand's Reserve Bank Governor has told banks and business not to slow down too much in the face of the economic downturn. Audio

The Union's National Secretary Andrew Little says he was contacted this morning and workers were told this afternoon. Audio

NZ First says it will vote against the Free Trade Agreement with China, because there is not enough in the deal for NZ. Audio